Chrome 15 February: End of annoying ads

Google announced today that it will stop displaying through Chrome that do not meet certain quality standards as of February 15, 2018.

Google had announced its intention to block embarrassing ads via Chrome since June, but today announced for the very first time a very specific date.Chrome

Quality standards reported by Google are set by Google Better Ads - which has been established by the company itself. So using Google's Better Ads metrics and weights will block any annoying ads.

What will they be? On desktops it will be pop-up advertising messages, or videos that play automatically with sounds, large sticky ads and more. Sta , will include scrollover ads, flashing ads, etc.

If you are an administrator of someone And if you're interested in learning more, you can read the company's guides to serving better ads from the links below:

https://www.betterads.org/standards

https://www.doubleclickbygoogle.com/articles/creating-better-ad-experiences/

However, Google will not stop only at the above measures. In case you do not agree with the display of an advertisement and ignore the pre for more than 30 days, Google will ban all ads from this site.

So to show us, who is the boss… and who can choose the quality ads, such as the following image sent to us by a friend of the page, and you may have noticed the previous days:

Of course, there will always be people trying to figure out ways to circumvent the regulations…

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